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After almost two decades of grieving the loss of her son Peter, Marie again shares how life continues to change after losing a child. In essays and stories she tells how time has impacted her journey and invites several of her fellow travelers to share their own stories. This book is a perfect companion to "First You Die," and describes perfectly how life and attitudes change after the death of a child.

After several years of writing a regular column about the despair, anger and confusion she felt after the death of her only child, Marie Levine weaves the story of her own bereavement into a collection of essays, poems and writings that chronicle her own surviving mother's journey. As a nightmarish reality envelops her, Marie describes the ultimate restoration of hope and healing as she learns to live a whole new life she could never have imagined. This book has become a "classic" in the genre of bereavement - particularly regarding the loss of a child.

Tupelo Press's Poetry Project was established to provide poets and creative writing teachers with engaging and challenging prompts or "provocations" for writing new poems. In 2012 the Poetry Project celebrated Valentine's Day with a simple challenge: write a stunningly good erotic poem. To our delight, that challenge was met - and then some. Sensual, witty, cerebral . . . the results are here in this anthology, modest in size only, which features the winners plus the editors' favorites from the entries.